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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
DIED.

ANDERsoN-At Passaic. J.. March i6. 1881. W. Ans
sna s 1 q Il e attend tn.
urday. March 10 1t p from his late residence $50
Trains Ms i leave we the foot o. cSamSersst stlam
Albany and Troy papers please copy
dns Of tho q
sSs s ass ss q. as to
raj from her late residence Princeton on Friday.
BOwEN-On Monday. l4th inst Of apoplexy. Edward H
on m hs year ms o'clock m from The
residence Of his soninIaw. William Ii. wliamA IL VIII
Burial at Woodstock. Conn.
BURRITT-At her residence No. SO Leayenworthsk,
Albert Burrtt
coNGER-on March g. at Fort wavne. Ind. Mary o, Con-
seabury aged IS
>; s d. Msrss ~ .s as Er stop
Relatives and friends ipyitea 70 attend the sr
March Is ssii ocsck w '
Ipterment at Greenwood
FLEET-On Tussdev. March 49, Jonathan 0adfnsr FIsst
Funeral sersos: on Thur:a.y til. nss ct IL oolsek
Interment at Greenwood.
ks%rs r MssS 81 T. 4 sss'n
The funeral seryce viii be held at tho residence on Thurs
4s$ os."s' static" o" tho ART
a n:s MsFS * sissS e
.s y 8
63i-st on saturday morning. at hait past io
New brunswick. n. J.. papers please copy.
HEINIscH-At Newark N. J.. on Monday March Il 1887;
Edmund y. son Of "a late Rochus Heinisch. aged
Relatives and friends OF family invited to attend hs
funeral Thurstay the 7th inst from 81 Paufs Epls
Relatives late residence 4s9 Hghst. o.
145.
KLTNE-In BROOKLYN the 10th inst Leonard w., in the
Funeral services from his residence POI PARK Place.
Frisv. March IL, at o'clock D. IN
Interment private.
PHILBIN Tuesday March L. Eliza A. Philbin widow
Funeral from her late 80 Clinton Place Frisy
morning, March lS. at O'Clock thence 70 81 Annes
Church. East 12th-st near 4th-ave.
PHITTIPS-On Wednesday. March 16 Sarah wakeman,
the Calvary Baptist Church 5Ithse.
Friday. March 18th inst at o'clock m
Please omit
McCULLAeH-On Tuesday. the 18th inst Ella q. Kerr.
wife NJ Rev Archibald McCullagh d. d. at her residence.
693 Bedford. ave, Brooklyn
In tho Ross street sbyterian Church. Vrooxiyn.
Inerment will take place from the esdence OF her Iatner
Alexander Kerr esq in Philadelphia on sri isv AT m
PACKARD-On wednesday morning March 10. OF pneuno-
mia Frederick A. Morse wife OF James g. Packard
Friday, March II, at olS Greene
NOsrand ave-. Brooklyn Relatives and trieais
tnvttet tO attend.
YOUNGBLOOD- Petersburg. Va. on tho lfth inst.
Jacob Youn gbcOd, the S0th year OF his arc.
Funeral chapel OF First Presbyterian Church,
Morristown n. j., Thursday, the l'th inst AZ LEW
o'clock a
YoUNG-on March IS. 1887, James Young. Of 3l3 Lafa
yette ave. Brooklyn. In his Gath year.
Notice OF funeral late
wEEKs-suddenly March TO- Lyman s. Weeks. aged 81
Funeral services his late residence 0l DE Kalbava
Brooklyn Thursday evening at oelock and from real
father Brldgew ter Conn., Friday the lom
2.3O D.
Chica go and Pi tsdeld. Mass papers please copy.
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. X. ogden Doremuss and Miss Doremus gave a
musicale to about fifty guests yesterday afternoon from
4 until o'clock their houe, No 2O9 Madison-aVe
The Jun or Fortnghtly Club, OF which Miss Florence
Lockwood Is tie organizer. met last evening Inc suoce
discussed by the members Has Man or woman inc
Greater Sense OF Honori Among those present were
Miss Marbury. Miss Lawrence Perkins. Miss Eleanor
Hewitt aud Miss Hewitt
Mrs Beuon Lockwood and the Misses Lockwood held a
large reception 10 nearly hundred guests yesterday
at their home No. ia East Eighteenth-st
Mrs. John n. Diapers Lenten Riding Club met last
evening the Central Park Riding Academy iii Fifty
eighth-st.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS GRADUATED.

The annual CONNIE Of the School Of Veterinary
Surgeons took place last night In the Carnegie Labora
tory at Firsave. and Twenty-sixth-st The exercises
opened with prayer by the Rev. l. A. CrandalL Pro
fessor Joseph II. aymond of Brooklyn delivered the
opening address The valedictry address read by
Samuel Acson and the degrees were conferred by Pres
ideut William l. White The graduates were Joseph
Bumenthal Donald Il. Watson, James Mckee. H. Nc
Lean and Samuel Atchlson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
A WATCH FOR POLICE JUSTICE POWER

Police Justice Maurice j. Powe-. tho loader OF
County Democracy the victim Of surprise Tuesday
ev ening When he entered Academy Hall attend
regular meeting II the County Democracy OF the XVIII Dis
tci he found the place elaorately decorated lie
left long OF tie meaning OF the
ricfAttoiney Fitzgerald, IN behalf oi Dir Powers 20
lii ca the district ned him with hand
gold watch and chain fob guard AMI seal
bonded, and spccche made by civil
Justioe Kelly Major Duiiy H. Cornell W. Bely
essrs Barger and LacimaD Refrts Iments followed NO
one outside tho district was allowed 10 contribute
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Nelo- York. March 4. 1887.
An ovEE-HEADY CENSOR or REPUBLICAN LAW
MAKERS.

TO the Edftor Of me Trtbunc
SIR: Tho Republicans OF the Ncw-York LEGISLATURE
have n good working majority. Why don't they pass
their High License bill You had better jaw your law
makers. and let the Proib,onist' alone They are OF
age and can conduct business You are trying
10 make capital for next campaign We know your tricks
and lodges. 80 oon't fool your time AWAY
Ecnton. Ohio. March H. ls'7. W. NE"c"MBk
Read tho news yesterday Of the acton OF the
soId Republican party with only Two exceptions,
ordering this bin 10 third readng;-tho SOLID
Democratic party, with no exceptions, voting
against II. Then read ov your own notc and tell
us lust how smart an Alcck you think you afe.-LdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

A score OF comely young women occupied the
stage OF Lyceum Theatre yesterday afternoon and
behind them sat a dozen young men. They were the
pupils OF Lyccum School OF Acting and Franklin H.
SARGENT the director holding his annual examination
The theatre filed with friends OF the pupils and the
applause generous The exhibition was interesting:
Under Mr. Sargents directions the pupils recltcd and
gave pantomimc representations Of wckDOwn scenes.
Then under Mr BeaScO they Represented room iu OF
people and enacted little bts of comedy all in dumb
show Examples OF dancing and fencing then given
the fencing exercises especially being graceful and
manding the applause Of those present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
NIX. GARRETT VISITS DR. MCOSH.

PRINCETON, March 10 tSpeciai. Robert. Garrett was
here to-day visit 10 DR. McCOs president OF Prince
ton College Mr. Garrett from Baltimore IN his
private company with Mrs Garrett and his private
secretary r. Crane The afternoon spent visiting
the buildings and grounds. and this evening reception
was given him at home OF Or McCosh followed by
sereIlade the College Glce Club. The students
presented to Mr. Garrett, who made neat speech IN
which he expressed his appreciation OF the compliment
and referred In happy vein TO the time
when he was college boy at Princeton.
Mr. and Mrs Garrett remain at Princeton 10 norrow,
the guests OF DR.. McCOsh.
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rrvGS COUyTY REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE

MN TIT
The names OF the following men bers OF tho Execu-
tive Committee oil the Kings County Republican Cen
era.Commiitec were reported at special meeting ct
an a boay last evening: John J. Ward, Thomas w.
Wood w J. Beatrie, W. ii. Leadbciter, X. w. Field
ING. j. Bremen, NJ n. Day. II. Tomlinson, IT., u.
Lesycrait l.. h. Acot, W. z. Rhodes r. y. Wllliams,
l. K. StcgmKn w. W. Stevenson, ). Moore, .; w. H..
Campbell. c. B. Lock wool, and f. H. llobbs "A
num- Dor OF wards have not yet selected their members
al the COMMITTEES.
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TROUBLE IN THE BFIDGE ENGINE ROOM

Trouble occurred In the Of the Brooklyn Bridge
at yesterday which stopped the cars for hall an hour
eightton inclined plane which takes up
tie slack the cable the Llocks at The end OF The
unusual shortening Of the cable HAL an b"ur
Was lacking the getting II down
track before tho engine could started again Many
PERSONS ordinarily the the Bflgo from
Brooklyn In the morning Obliged 10 walk ana Tue
crowded 10 its utmost capacity no cars
again before 10 ooock THIS s said TO be the
In three that the have been stopped
on account Of trouble In the engine ROOM,
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March I7-l 4. M.-EKcept for some
clOudness in the afternoon the skies tar ycser-
day, but the March winds continued AS unpleasant as
The temperature ranged between 2o and 49, the
(26e being IA TO lower than the correspond
ing day last year and 3 10 higher than on TUESDAY.
In ana this city to-day there will probably DO
fair weather, with nearly stationary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

banker discussing the currency question no deems .
bmetallic standard impractioabie and Is strongly op
posed to silver standard He predicts financial tor-
nado In case attempt Is made 70 shit from TINS
that Secretary Manning and Treasurer Jordan should
think OF yent,iring into q banking scheme just now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
RARNARAs W. OSBORN.

The Oldest surviving police Justice died yesterday at
the home OF daughter Mrs stephens No. 22l Warren
st. Brooklyn Barnabas W. Osborn born In this city
In January 1sOs. He clerk for George W. MaIsel
when police magistrate and when the latter was made
superintendent OF Police Mr.. osborn succeeded him as
police Justice lie elected continuously until he had
served twenty years He defeated III 1863 by
William H. Mansfield the District then comprising the
Tenth. Fifteenth and Sex enteenth Wards Justice Osborn
was one the early Republicans and wavered In
political faith After his defeat he practsed law he
leaves two and three daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
REUNION OF VETERAN PIREMEN.

The Veteran Flremen's Association held Its second
annual reunion night in the hall OF the associa
tion. No SO East Tenth-st. From early hour In
the evening the long tables laid In tho ba-ement
which wac decorated with fire hats. bolts. trdnpets
etc. were cleared and refiled again and again By the
numerous cid "ycts" and their guests Later there
Nas an entertainment In the pariOrs.
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KARL Won BUNSEN.
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT ISDICArDI'-F)s - HOURS
WASHINGTON. March 16 eeSr Eastern New-England.
generally fair weather, cooler. northerly winds
For Western New-England, York. Pennsylvania,
Ncw-Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature. northerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

The woudsrfm Kawrsn Troehea which k hosrssases u
few minutes and bad coughs and colds over night 81 -
TO- IS and cents psr The far more powerful kwrsa
Couch Balsam which kills asthma brunchtA cssnrh ssa
slitis croup diphthsra and barking incident - seee
and the whoopins cough soils ut 80 cents and u per pos
Sold By all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
CLIMPsES or MEN IN BUSY PLACES.

Senator Vest. OF Missouri, whose personal appear
ance Is like that OF pucky little lighting cock. anu
Who justihod his appearance IN HIS political contest
with President Cleveland over certain appointments
IN his state, said to have won much favor with
his adversary. aud to have not only FREQ admission
" tho sanctuarS OF the White iouse. but tho
ear OF its occupant IT u THIS fact winch matos sig
nIncant bis statements hero with reference To Nit
CicvoIands inLontiOns as To 1895 In eonN'rsation
with a irIcnu Vest sad that Mr.. Cleveland .
course In relation TO asking or accepting renOmi
nation VIII DO determined 10y the Dcnocrats Of New
ORR. If Mr. Cleveland nnda tncn, dsposod 10 sup
Tort him for denomination with SUCH ulanlnlty thht
be can fcol rcasonaDb suro OF election, Mr. Vest Ny
he VIII again mako tho race. But II there - any
disposition displayed by which it appears that Tue
President cannot carry Ncw-l 0rk for 70 election hu
will refuse 10 permit his naIno u 80 before tho con-
ventiOn.
Ex-senator Joseph H. McDOnald's rorty figure
was seen going down Broauway tho othor morning
Ito carried small salcho anL Il big cane. Ito was
hero on law business lie said cmphItcally that a
nssioncrship under the ntcrstaio Commerce law
either Of receiving or accepting such an APP oih'no.
"My has mado railroads n study" SAID he, "ami
My own opinion about the interstate Commerce bill
Is that 1t Is n bonefu measure"
Augustus Hoffman, son of tho late Anthony n.
Hoffman, who was largely Interested In tho HUDSON
River steamboat trade fifty years ago. Is TAI.
broad shoudercd, oompacty built man, with hoai
full OF Interesting stories of Hudson River uaVoi
bo said day or two ago The stcamboit swallow
nccton win tho death OF General David Is ohiltn,
was tho hrst clipper built steamboat IN the iiurVh
llNor trade. IN other wonls, she was bullt VIII
bows shaped Ike wedge, and had very ha, ,
beam, model that was greatly ridculon III ln i
days. My father built her In 1895, anh since thon
all tho steamboats, have been butt upon aiinos.
the Same model She onco made tho run pct"uon
here AMI Newburg In three hours AMI hVe minutes;
Enc was sold to Ian0l Drew IN 1914, hnh on npi'
.. ls1b, was wrecked the rocks near h.Hu .,
1h"ro woro twenty three lives lost on account vi Wv
panic on board, aud because many jumped oNeT
board before the boats were ready"
Tho story which was put into print III WASH
ngton paper 20 the effect that President Arthur
received assistance from hls Cabinet officers IN Inc
signing Of bills nc the close Of the sessions oil Con-
gress in order get the work finished. Is Indignantly
DENIED by Charles T.. Coon, who was aotinB ntsrotiry
OF the Treasury when vi tho sessions oi Congress
during President Arthur's Administration came 10
end. Said AR. Coon: al can rcfuto that sIor
In tho most positive manner because was at lTcsl
dent Arthur's side and handed him tho bits ne they
really To receive hs signature, and n" nm
anix u % cv'ri ou'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

GOVERNOR GREEN'S NOMINATIONS REJECTED
TRENTON. Mnrch l6-The Republican Senators
caucused at to-day upon the nominations sent IN
Yesterday by Governor Green. The result was seen
ut the Executive session in the afternoon when tie
nomination OF John ". WesIcOit, To succeed himself
as Law Judge OF Camden County rejected. large
part of the Camden Counly Bar has pro e-ed against
this re appointment Judge Westcott has been more
distingu shed his services upon The party stump
than Tor his work upon the BEECH. llo was the
Deliberate candidate Tor Congress N the ISL District
last tall He has been an ardent TO lower OF Albeit
Ii said also that the decided To reject the
nomination OF ex-senator John Carpenter, jr.. OF
Hunterdon County, for Riparian Commissioner
Carpenter was nominated Tor the same place 10y Gov
erpor Albeit tast winter and the nomination "as
rejected lv the Senate. After he adjournment OF the
Senate Albeit appointed HIM TO i'll the vacHncs. Tho
pr,ncipa! objection To Inn based upon scandal in
which he was in vO we'd when Clerk oil the Assembly
o uu nber OF years ago. Carpenter was expelled from
the o &c by Democratic House alter all invesiisa-
ton OF chai that be had made corrupt bargain TO
secure the position. lie has since served term an
Senator from Hunterdon County.
The follow ing nominations were confirmed: Lay
Judge OF the Court OF Errors and Appoas. jonathan
Whitaker, unanimously. Lay Judges Passaic
County, Dewitt L. Quimby Ocean County, william
A. Low Gloucester County. Edmund Jones Bergen
County GaIIet q. Ackerson: Essex County. michnel
J Ledwith. Prosecutor OF the Pleas, for Ocean
Co nnty Thomas w. Middleton
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LIEUTENANT POWELL'S FUNERAL.

LIEUTENANT PUWELL'S FUNERAL.
WASHINGTON, March 16-1he funeral OF Lieutenant
Powell of the signal Corps took place from No Ia Grant
place. at 10 ocloc to-day. The in,ermen made in
t;Irnwood Cemetery The pail bearers were leutenans
Greene, Finley. washe. Mitchell Purse and Ellis.
number OF signal Service men attended the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
A REPORT DENIED.

10 the EdftOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR There 10 truth whatever IN the report That an
attempt was nnde blow urour liIl with dy Mantle
NEI5OS * MILLER
Amsterdam, n. T., March l6. 1887.
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SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN AN EARTHQUAKE.

NEwBURG. March l6.-'The people OF Port Jervis
feel certain that the shock felt in that region Friday
supposed the time be due explosion really
an earthquake At Westfal. enn loose articles were
shaken and heavy rumbling noise was heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
Gperial \ vices.

Special N,lices.
A. only six DAYS More TO SEQ
this great collection In its entirety"
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
"a M TO 30 AND7 3D TO 10 r. NJ
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
THEAT. STEWART ART COLLECTION
FAMOUS PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE
SERVES, DRESDEN MIXrox..
roStE EEaESls s sEpSG Sf s EEAaEE@
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SSg rs aHsaGss 5GIsda
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Admission by cart only. No reserved seatN.
CONTINUING MoNDiANXh MAS AND FOLLOW
FULL EpirfuN fkfc T. 81 By @Xi sa
SPECIAL NOTICE.
YsS s SO s oa By oo
the American Art Galleries ana arc so'ioav Oh 'ao a'o
AAAH THoMAs T. KIRBY. Auctoneor: -
A. E MUIR !: 4 hire s4 h:issaiss
MODEIRS s Nsot PAidS d
EX'GovG Il kSSds island sPRAdoE
Selected principally by
MR. THOMAS ROBINSON,
consstnr mainly works OF the French school, inclut
lug many productions OF the
GREAT MASTER OF FRENCH ARr. -,
together with Of the best known American
AMONG THE ARTISTS REPREsENTED ARE.
Boudn Boggs Breton Beard. Boulangor. Braith Brown.
'nAf Kari III DlsS' Daprc, isabey. Jaeqac, la
touche, Meyer Won Bremen,
Michel Pssin, .sichet
Robert Fleury
Robinson, tous-
seau, Zem.
Now on exib day and evening . ,,.,
SALE THIS CrhUhsppAAGrss AND FRIDAY A'AN'
MARCH II AMI Is. at O'CLOCK.
Executrix' sae
THIS EVENING AT 1880 O'CLOCK,
oRTGIEs' ART GALLERIES.
sisA AND SAT BROADWAY.
Tho Works Of
VIM. BLISS BAKER DECEASED.
consisting OF
FINISHED PICTURES AND STUDIES
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers.
THOMAS f. KIRBY CONDUCTING SALE
oRTGIEs & CO.. Auctioneers
fresh young Pine Leaves make and Keep ts skn healthy
~ PARK TILFORD. Agents
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NEW POsymA sTgRs IN THIS STATE

WASHINGTON. March O. Tho President made the fol-
lowing appointments OF postmastcrs IN the State OF New
York today: Owego, Frederick o. Cable Deposit.
Edward g. Dean Leroy, H. Lewis Snow Attica, Thomas
Jones; Nunda, Harrison Peck Avon, Seward f. Gould
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Luudborz's Perfume. Edenia.
souru BEND. Ind. March I, 1887.

SOUTH BIND, Inl.. March ], 1857.
H. w. yohns M'pg Co., rs Mai len Lane New-foik
GENTLEMEN We have In use over hfty thousand feet OF
your asbestos roofing it for eight yearA In iae
tho part OF mammoth plow works are covered
shall Very respectfully. south Beud
Chilled Plow Co, J. q. kNoBLock. fres.
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MARRIED.
oARLEY-wooLLEy-At the Madiaon

oARLEY=wooLLEY.At the e.. Maai.on Avse9s \; r. =.
den d. D. Mr. gilbert Oakley. jr TO Mi@ Ella Augusta
daughter Of Mr. John W, Wooley, all OF this CITY.
TYLER-DwIGHT-On wednesday, March IT, At the bono
oft brides mother. in Dryden NJ Y. oy she Rev g. "
Reichel Richard s. Tyler. Of farso. ID. T. 70 Anse A.
daughter Of Rebecca A. ana the late J. W. Dwight
No cards.
Al notices Of marriages must BE- iaiorssi 10Th fsH
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
AMATEUR ATHLETES IN SESSION.

The National Association Of Amateur Athletes held its
nuai meeting the KBckerbocker Cottage In sIthave,
last night The routine business transacted and
peptembef II choseI tor the championship games An
sonament TO the constitution moved ny j. r. sullivan that
Inc wresa,,n ts jWsac non " - W ~ non
adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17
2sOIIrTE pTrpfry ASSURED.

ABSOLUTE PURITY ASSURED.
Beadleston WOerzs celebrated Imperial Lager Beer
bottled at the Brewery 29l West lothsL Orders soci-
ted and promptly attended TO. -
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GUsTAyE ACHrLLE GUILLAUMET.

LONDON. March 1G.-The death is announced OF Gus
tave Achille Guiaumet. the French painter. He was
forty seven years of age
KARL Won BUNSEN.
BBERcH. Prussia. March l6.-Karl Won Bunsen son OF
the late Chevaier Won Bunsen. is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-17

FRANCIS z. SPINNER DISCUSSES GOLD AND Sill
YER
ALBANY, March 16.-The Journal prints two-colamn
letter from exTreasurer r. Spinner TO Canajoharie
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TRIBUNE LooAL OBSERVATIONS

line shows the barometric tuc
"a at the United states signal
station this cy. The dashes indicate tho temper
ture noted at iIudnuts pharmacy. 2l3 broadway.
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dr. E1tz Jones
Mr. fits Jones-well, don't know. think It better
eAsrs than In socety.-lJudge.
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oRTGIEs & CO.. Auctioueers
s'ost Once Notice.

The Gardner Pine Needle Extract ana soap from
Ai''" 'e PARK Il TlLFORD, Agents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-11
DESPEDIDA.

En- ell vapor.correo que de uD
momento q otro estara de paso
aqui con rumbo a la Habana, Sc
embarcara nuestro respectable ami
90 ell Excmo. & limo. Sr. D. Ve-
nancio Zorrilla, diguisimo Presi-
dente de esta Audiencia, Presi-
dento de Sala electo de Ia de
aquella ciudad, capital de Ia Anti
LA hermana.
A la atenta vista y tarjeta de
despedida con que nos ha favore
cido ell Sr. Zorrilla, corresponds.
mos deseandole toda suerte de
salts isfacciones en- su nueva residen-
cia y en- elimportante cargo de que
va 4 tomar possession, y aseguran.
dole que su justicia, probidad y
cello dejan aqui agradables y lison'
jeros recuerdos.
Llegue con felicidad Ell Sr. 70
rrilla q las playas cubanas.